I would say the probability is large that it is due to the recent 'fix'.
I will try to create a testcase similar to what you suggested. Could
you give us maybe some hints on which functionality of MUMPS you are
using, or even share the code/ a code fragment?
Thanks
Edgar
Jeff Squyres wrote:
Hey Edgar --
Could this have anything to do with your recent fixes?
On May 12, 2009, at 8:30 AM, Anton Starikov wrote:
hostfile from torque PBS_NODEFILE (OMPI is compilled with torque
support)
It happens with or without rankfile.
Started with
mpirun -np 16 ./somecode
mca parameters:
btl = self,sm,openib
mpi_maffinity_alone = 1
rmaps_base_no_oversubscribe = 1 (rmaps_base_no_oversubscribe = 0
doesn't change it)
I tested with both: "btl=self,sm" on 16c-core nodes and
"btl=self,sm,openib" on 8x dual-core nodes , result is the same.
It looks like it always occurs exactly at the same point in the
execution, not at the beginning, it is not first MPI_Comm_dup in the
code.
I can't say too much about particular piece of the code, where it is
happening, because it is in the 3rd-party library (MUMPS). When error
occurs, MPI_Comm_dup in every task deals with single-task communicator
(MPI_Comm_split of initial MPI_Comm_world for 16 processes into 16
groups, 1 process per group). And I can guess that before this error,
MPI_Comm_dup is called something like 100 of times by the same piece
of code on the same communicators without any problems.
I can say that it used to work correctly with all previous versions of
openmpi we used (1.2.8-1.3.2 and some earlier versions). It also works
correctly on other platforms/MPI implementations.
All environmental variables (PATH, LD_LIBRARY_PATH) are correct.
I recompiled code and 3rd-party libraries with this version of OMPI.
<config.log.gz><ompi-info.txt.gz><ATT9775601.txt><ATT9775603.txt>
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